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Newspaper

Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Feb 16, 1939

Page

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Dairy Produce Export Restriction Feared On Rail Inquiry

BMIKMANE Wednesday report on Bundamba inquiry into dairy export restrictions. Commissioner refutes union statements. Two locomotive employee representatives were chosen for the Inquiry Board. Representatives of the Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen and other unions attended, allowed to question witnesses and obtain information.

Bmikmane Bundamba Gien J. W. Clothier PH Mighe Ratte Atx Locomotive Running Cher Southern Austallan Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen Amera Ns Baltweys Union Traffic Employers Union S Ad Mdascers Feeceiaunn

Roosevelt's Programme Congress Debate

Congress opened a debate on Roosevelt's defence programme. Representative Johnson of California attacked the plan, urging secrecy in foreign policy and warning that peace parties risk entangling the nation in war. He argued Germany employs 200000 workers in aircraft while the U S lags behind. The exchange touched on how to mobilize against potential invasions and the dangers of dictatorship versus democracy.

Wasitnoton Germany Banalor Johnsin United States Nile Ulan

Methodist President Likely Elevated at Queensland Conference

The Rev. FP. A. Malcolm, secretary of the Methodist Conference of Queensland, is expected to be advanced to the presidency when the th annual conference opens on February 25. Rev. Malcolm was appointed to Mary borough three years ago.

Buibbank A. Malcolm Te Methodist Conference of Queensland Malcolm Maryborough

Victorian Commissioner Warns Over Fire Inquiry Details

An official at Burk Pires testified amid the Victorian fire inquiry in Maryborough. Archibald Joby Cullinan, manager of Wublewn, faced remarks about willful perjury and deliberate misstatements. The commissioner pressed witnesses on what could be said or withheld and the risk of undermining burn shed safety with improper actions.

Maryborough Burk Pires Alewandire Archibald Joby Cullinan Uinager Wublewn

New Guinea Papua Debates Administrative Amalgamation

The Lieutenant-Governor of Papua, Hobert Murray, plans to consult Papuan leaders on merging the New Guinea administration. The move follows a report noting population growth and increased private spending as companies expand, with expectations of future revenue and potential discussions with local authorities.

Papas Quinnon New Guines Govermor Papua Isir Hobert Murray

Butter Board Chair man Stresses Need For Action

MMUSDANE Wednesday tears greet Bela would enforce drattiatin on Australia's exports at dairy produce to the United ingdge swashers say sve land beth red mutton and lamb quotity were expresed by Abe chetrman of ttn Queensland Mutter Hoard. Purcell urged action saying the problem could force a government stand. Premier For gan Smulth praised dairy progress in Queensland and noted record butter production and exports, urging resumption of normal trade after war. The remarks stressed the need for a united council and policies to avoid restrictive measures harming the industry.

Mmusdane Bela Australia Abe Chetrman Ttn Queensland J. Purrell Mr. Purcell le Lake & Hand Abbax W. Forgan Smulth Queenaand Queenaland Ted Peedime Queerstead Adder

Amendment to Official Secrets Act in Lords debate

London. The House of Lords discusses amendments to the Official Secrets Act granting special powers for interrogation in espionage cases. Lords Marehany Luca II and other peers weigh limits and safeguards.

London Lord Marehany Luca II House of Lords

Air Crash Inquiry Blames Cadet Pilot For Melbourne A Nson Wreck

An Australian investigation into the October 10 Avro Anson crash near New South Wales assigns fault to the pilot during a power dive. The report notes design limits and atmospheric conditions may have contributed, with the pilot medically fit yet unable to regain control as speed became excessive.

Melbourne Winnestay Aly Acaldentx Coomotive Avrer Windeor New South Wales Peposce Thostorwich Coluree Ube

Darwin Business Manager Falls From Cliff in Holidays

The body of Robert Aybury Pearce, manager of Thomis Brown and Ben in Darwin, was found after a fall from a cliff at Coolangatta. Police found no foul play. initial findings suggest he slipped 14 feet and rolled 70 to 78 more feet to the base. Pearce, stationed in Darwin since 1934, had been on a brief Brisbane holiday. he previously joined the staff in 1903 and had strong ties in business and social circles. His brothers A D Pearer and Geoffrey Pearce are noted in Melbourne and Sydney respectively.

Pollce Pearce Cootangate Sten Iidagetom Desth Cit Wey Marka Peart Pearet Thomas ‘Brown and Hoo Brisbane Darwin A. D. Pearer South British Insurance Co Jose Wblty Staf

Trapped On Til near Melbourne fire scare on coach

Bell Bird owner-driver Stephenson and seven passengers faced a blaze racing toward their Cann River to Orbost service car near Bell Bird 36 miles from Owett. A cooling change and wind shift averted disaster as flames threatened with heat affecting a petrol pump and delaying other vehicles on the same road.

Melbourne Bell Bird Owett Stephenson Cann River Orbost Buch Stepenson Abe Laker E. W. Reilly Reilly

Au Revoir Party Honors Departing Agriculture Official

Brisbane luncheon honors Louis Separture Jur on his tour of South Africa Argentina and the United States to study administration. Speakers praised his service and urged continued efforts to advance Queensland primary industry through new knowledge gained abroad.

Brisbane P. W. Bolcock Debinee Louis Separture South Africa Unitef

Milk Cart Pursuit in Lismore Features Townsend Victory

Towns end Lance Townsend the tallest man in New South Wales and a famed athlete chases a milk cart on a main street, overtaking it before the cart travels far. In Sydney Townsend trains with police later arrested two men, Robert Gyell Pepper and Walter Henry Dixon, for a separate firearms case.

Lismore Wednerday Canstabia Lance Townsend New South Wales Townsend Pallee Athletic Chamson Nina Sydney Pallee Halle East Poliue Court Howe Robert Gyell Pepper Waller Henry Dixon FU Brown

U K Export Value Sparks Last Month Report

London reports UK exports valued at 39 million pounds for the previous month. The document contains garbled lines and misread entities but shows a financial figure around £39.18 million and mentions London import/export activity. No clear names or institutions are legible due to OCR corruption.

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